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At risk of immediately pigeonholing myself: this sounded odd to me as a Stalin quote. Politifact says a similar quote was attributed to Stalin by Boris Bazhanov, his former secretary. Apparently, historians consider Bazhanov to be unreliable...

And more to the point, that rocket still sits firmly on the ground here on Earth despite what the AI believes. The mission was delayed by inclement weather conditions, it's currently slated to launch in about 14 hours from now.

Are any locations given? Dramatic events tend to live on in local folklore, particularly when buildings are strongly associated with those events. I'll make a prediction: We'll find no evidence of historical records, or of local folktales, about...

Are any locations given? Dramatic events tend to live on in local folklore, particularly when buildings are strongly associated with those events. I'll make a prediction: We'll find no evidence of historical records, or of local folktales, about...

It was Starlink 6-108 source: https://flightclub.io/result/3d?simulationId=sim_1u1ount2q

I'm still trying to wrap my head around this claim. The obvious answer is that someone(s) is trying to capitalize on the Nazca Mummies. Many of those have reportedly been sold to collectors, so why not give that a try in Mexico. I will say I'm...

This was observation was of something more than 100m away. There's at least one mundane but unusual thing — humanoid puppets— that move in that way and have a reason to be "on top of" something. (edited for clarity)

IF, they are just arranging bones that they found, then I guess we can give them the benefit of the doubt. However, from your post of the YouTube transcript: You're not an anthropologist. No, I'm not doing any of that. So, I'm 26:29 just down...

i'm not sure they can even be considered gaffs. the bones weren't even together in the cave and this guy who doesn't know how long his arm is (or possibly even what a femur is) put the pieces he found together outside the cave. "the puzzle" he...

Hello, I live in New Zealand, I am particularly interested in New Zealand claims. I was aware of Mick's work going back 10 or more years. I recently re-listened to his 2022 discussion with Eric Weinstein on the Theories of Everything podcast...

And more to the point, that rocket still sits firmly on the ground here on Earth despite what the AI believes. The mission was delayed by inclement weather conditions, it's currently slated to launch in about 14 hours from now.

You've pigeonholed yourself as someone who has a keen nose and likes digging to get details, and that I very much approve of. However, the association stands, even if it's apocryphal.

At risk of immediately pigeonholing myself: this sounded odd to me as a Stalin quote. Politifact says a similar quote was attributed to Stalin by Boris Bazhanov, his former secretary. Apparently, historians consider Bazhanov to be unreliable...

My bad, better double and triple check what the AI hallucinates.

It was 5:47 AM, not PM.